The son of a late Iran revolutionary was sentenced Sunday to six years in prison.
Ahmad Montazeri, 60, whose father is Grand Ayatollah Hossein Ali Montazeri, was convicted by Iran’s
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Iran plan to sett up Naval Bases in Yemen, Syria
Iran’s chief of staff of the armed forces said Saturday that Tehran may be interested in setting up naval bases in both Syria and Yemen, the semi-official Tasnim reported.
Iran ’s main nuclear plant plans to finish by 2019 from Russia
The completion of two Russian-built reactors for Iran’s Bushehr nuclear power plant, which will start on September 10, could take just three years, said nuclear energy expert Hassan Beheshtipour in an interview with Sputnik.
11 Arab nations accuse Iran of sponsoring ‘terrorism’
Eleven Middle East and North African countries are accusing Iran of sponsoring “terrorism” and constantly interfering in the internal affairs of Arab nations, sparking tension and instability in the region.
Canadian-Iranian Professor Hospitalized After Months In Iranian Jail
A Canadian professor jailed in Iran was recently hospitalized after spending months in the country’s notorious Evin prison, according to her family and legal representative.
Iran And China Are Strengthening Their Military Ties
Amid uncertainties about the incoming U.S. administration’s approach to the Middle East and the nuclear deal, Tehran and Beijing appear to be entering a new era in their strategic partnership, including the potential transfer of advanced weapon systems down the road.
Iranian filmmaker imprisoned in Iran
Iranian filmmaker Keywan Karimi has begun serving a year-long prison sentence handed down over footage authorities deemed insulting, his production company confirmed on Thursday.
Iran, Hamas and the Dance of Death
The Iranians and Hamas are exploiting the final days of the Obama Administration to restore their relations and pave the way for Tehran to step up its meddling in the internal affairs of the Palestinians in particular and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict in general.
US-Iranian citizen in US trying to buy missiles for Iran
A dual citizen of Iran and the United States was found guilty on Tuesday on charges that he tried to help acquire surface-to-air missiles and aircraft components for the government of Iran in violation of US sanctions.
U.S. grants second Airbus license to sell planes to Iran
The United States said on Tuesday it had issued a second license to France’s Airbus (AIR.PA) to sell commercial planes to Iran Air, bringing Iran’s flag carrier a step closer to receiving new Western jets under last year’s deal to ease sanctions.
Iran positioning Shiite militias in Iraq as regional expeditionary force
Iran has positioned thousands of loyal Iraqi Shiite militia fighters around Mosul with a strategic goal of creating long-lasting army
